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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07

T1ACE HUMOBs.
>NTN YEARS or PHYSICAL AND MENTAL
SUFFERING ENDED BY CCTlCCEA.

About seven years ago had humor break
ClfuycI my fgce. 10 started in q small bl0tch,
frt looked Ike The sling 81 bee. Then 10
s.r.eI arf looked Ike nrinCWorm. and became
,rry Ia.nlul 81 once went 90 one ~ the best
.Ocfoit in tir city, aud ne could DO me no good.
No l,a. iiau twelve 81 the best doctors hayo
lnI tum 40 my face, aud al ~ them failod.
I wili not give you list of tbCir uamc-. but
VIII SAY ttat they were from Boston, Now
larx. snd Maine; also from England. France,
aud tnrnls. { have been hotel COOK and
steward for vcar-. ln thc summer cook az
Watering PLACES, That Is why | have had an
opportunity oi beng among good doctors.
They coaiG not cure my face. and Ind giycu
up am lopcs ~ syor being any better. LAST
June : wont 90 Moo ches1 Lake, Me-. 10 cook
fCr Go season. NJ face WIS SD Usd did not
Use 90 bc soon. AZ tls lake mot gentleman
frcru D. clnud. lic TOD me 60 uso your CCTf-
ClRA RfNTpIFs. md ihsy would cure me at
once. do 90. Ihs result was iI thrco weeks
tlo sores on my face were healed up. usei 10
an thc season. ~ facs is al we'll aud no scars
o. De- seen. have recommended 10 20 q num-
boz. ana in every cRsc 20 has cured them. IL
would lake q great daal ~ money 10 put mo
bnrk where was one war ago. providing did
nor tuoW what your CUUCUHA wOJld do
shan recommend II as long as live. md shau
ttrrrCmain, II. : kNkNS.
East .Jn0 son. Mo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
MED Of Heart-Disease.

Celia Lacy, colored woman about
sixty years old, who lived at lis east
Byrd street, died Suddenly yesterday
morning. Coroner Taylor decidedth@ "a,
death was caused by heart-disease. Ihe
BODY was taken in charge by friends;
Julia Lewis, aged thirty-six, OF 66lI
north Sixth street, also died yesterday
of heart-disease. Her remains were
buried by the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
THE CITY COMMITTEE.
MEETING OF THIS DEMOCRATIC BODY
LAST NIGHT.
Date Of Primary to Remain UnsItersd-
List Of Registrars Of the ssve-
rel Wards.

The City Democratic Committee met
last night in the Circuit-Court room at
SIS o'clock. Mr.. c. Il. Wingo pre-
sided, and Captain J. II. O'Bannon,
secretary, kept the minutes. Present
Messrs. Curtis, Valentine, Parr, Pa.
tram, Taylor, Gibbons, w. r. Wood,
Botto, Teller, Cummins, Burton,
Grymes, Rawlings, Elicit, Hulcher,
Terscr, Levy, Brannan, Smith, Newell,
Bigger, and W. W. Wood.
DESIGNATION.
A letter was read from Mr. Meade
Haskins, Of Jefferson Ward, rendering
his resignation as a member Of the
committee. He stated that having
become a candidate for the Legislature
he did not think it proper for him to
remain a member OF the committee.
A motion TO Icy the resignation on
the table was lost, as was also motion
TO accept it.
Mr. Haskins therefore remains a
member of the committe.
PREPARATIONS.
Mr.. Wingo stated that one of the OBJ
iccts Of the meeting was to hear what
progress is being made in the several
wards toward procuring ballot-boxes
and arranging for the election. He
also desired TO say that it would proba-
bly, be advisable to consolidate the pre-
cincts in some wards. 1t would di
minish the expense. and it might be
good move.
Ia reference to the time for holding
the primary ne had heard but one criti-
cism, and that was that the 18th of
September was too early. Old DOmin-
ion Club had passed n resolution ask
ing that it be put off two weeks later.
He himself saw no overshadowing rea-
son for a postponement, but he was
willing to yield if any could be brought
forward. if the time was to be changed
now was the proper occasion to do it.
Mr.. Teller said that by the plan pub
lshed the negroes were allowed to par
ticipate in the primary, something
which had never been done before, and
lie was glad of the change. The Demo
cratic party was the place for them.
Mr.. Curtis said he would like to say
a few words, and, clothing his remarks
in nautical terms, he alluded in charac-
tcristic style to the grand old Demo-
crutic ship that started out on her cruise
last Thursday night with all her sails
set, and hc was not in favor Of chang
ng its direction. If allowed TO con
tiLue her course she would not strike
any breakers, and finally land in the
hmbor Of victory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07

Eyre. The play itself is well known,
and, being great favorite, viii oe
warmly welcomed. Miss Thompson Is
an artist of established reputation ana
clain to be supported by an exceiieh'
company. a..
Jane Eyre has always drawn fne
houses, and doubtless will continue 70
60 so as long as Miss Thompson MIS-
the title-role.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
lnhor.nnxin minel,eSter.

WNcHEsqER, VA, September O.
The Knights OF Labor of Winchester
Assembly, No. S295, celebrated labor
day tonight by a torch-lIght parade.
The addresses were followed bya ban
quet In the line Of procession were
floats with notices and several bands
of music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

FRANK ID. HILL Il CO.. 81 p. NJ, brick
dwelling No. [0i east Main street.
J. W. SOUTHWARK, at Brero, Henrico coun-
~. sherifrs sale of farming implements,
hay, &c.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 and II A. NJ. horses,
mules. buggies, phaetons, family carriage,
cray, hay, sc.
HUDSON & CO.. l2 NJ, peaches, pears, apples,
and bananas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
as transacted, including the enrolling

was transacted, including the enrolling
OF large number OF new members.
The President introduced as the first
speaker Mr.. Lyon g. Tyler, who in a
very clear and forcible speech demon
strated the claim Of the Democratic
party, repudiating any compromise
with the Republican party, coming in
any guise whatever. The sentiment OF
Democracy was built upon the rocks,
and the winds of opposition could not
affect it. He asked if there was any Re
former present, and to him he thought
he would make it clear that there could
be no such thing as third party pre-
serving an independent position for any
time. IL was an impossibility, because
there would be only two sides to every
question, and between an assent and a
dissent there would be no possible
middle point. An independent party
was bound TO form a coalition IN the
end, and its inevitable fate was to be-
come absorbed in It's ally. A coalition
of Reformers with Republicans must
IN the end be wholly Republican. He
tOU ldItu HuAu Colhbiuhtibi W tAS
statue of Nebuchadnezzar, whose toes
we're made OF brass and clay-they
might cleave together but could never
incorporate.
MIR. HAsBIHs.
Mr.. Meade Haskins was the next
speaker introduced. He said although
It was his first speech at this end Of the
city, vet he was no less anxious to con-
tribute all in his power for Democratic
success. His defence Of the Demo
cratic party and the arraignnent OF the
Republicans was worthy OF his reputa-
ton as speaker.
General Mahona's little tea-party
came in for a full share of exposure and
ridicule. Mr.. Haskins's speech was
greatly cheered all during the delivery.
Mr.. Haskins, while announcing his
candidacy for a scat in the next Legis-
lsture, said it was a small matter COM
pared to his determination to fight the
Democrats battle to the end.
1fR. WALLACE.
Mr.. |. T. Wallace was called upon,
and spoke with no little fervOr of the
great importance of each man doing
his whole duty in the coming election
and urging his hearers first to make the
primary a success.
Judging from the close attention and
hearty applause given Mr.. Wallace his
speech viii have telling effect on
elcction-dsy.
Mr.. Wallace is also a candidate for
the Legislature.
st late hour the club adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
Tba. a.Treacherous Banana-PeeI

That Treacherous Banana-Peei
mentioned in yesterdays Dispdtch will
probably disable one OF our citizens
for several weeks.
Provide against similar accidents by
securing a policy with George Q. Jeffer-
son, General Insurance Agent, l1O6
Main street. Telephone No. 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
The vacation Chnres.-ogan CO.,


in a recent letter to Walter ID. Moses x
Co., 9lf Main street, write /" We
have an order for an organ for the
largest musical club in New York city
(three manuals), also an order for an
organ similar to the one you have in
stock from the great New England
Conservatory Of Music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
presi,Ieu,iai Posi-0niccs.

10y telogflph U INC UItptIVII'I
WAsmyGToN, d. c., September g.
Manchester and Pocahontas, Va, be-
come presidential post-oliices OF the
thild class October lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
Richmond Theatre.

Tonight is the Inauguration OF the
seassn lS67-'sS at the Richmond Thea
tre, and Miss Charlotte Thompson ap-
pears in her great character Of Jane
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
MONROE MARD.

A meeting Of the Democratic voters
Of Monroe Ward will be held at COlum-
bus's Hall, corner Of Third and Broad
streets, at 8 o'clock tonight 1t is
proposed to organize a club and make
arrangements for an active and tho
rough canvass Of the ward. The De
mocratic vorkingmon are especially
urged to attend.
No steps have rs yet been taken look
ing to CitectiDg organizations in Clay
and jackson wards. This should be
done at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
Better Than Rent Lists.

All property for rent placed in our
care this month will be advertised
every other day in the Dispatch during
September free Of charge.
III. l.. STAPLES & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
gDiees for Pickiing.

Pure Cider Vinegar Small Cucum
bers in brine, 25 cents per gallon.
L. B. ROBERTSON * BROTHER,
622 east Broad street.
Joseph ". BUR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
Meeting Of virginia Jersey-Cattie
HreaaeTss AssoefnGtou

There will be an important meeting
of the Virginia Jersey-Cattle Breeders
Association on Thursday the 8th in
slant at Y o'clock in the rooms Of the
Chamber OF Commerce. All Of its men,
bers are earnestly requested to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07

CUTICURA, the great SLin-Curc, ana curl
rilrRA SOAR, Al exquisite skin Beautibcr ex-
ternaily. aud CCTlCuEA REsOlyfST, the New
Hood Purifier internally. are a positive cure
f.re,cry form Of skin and Blood Disease. from
Iifnrios 90 ScrUfula. s0ld everywhere. Price
1rrICruA. 50c.; soar. 25'.; iEs0LvFNT, g..
Prepared by lie POTTER DHrG AND CuEHtcAL
toNrANY Boston. send for How TO Cure
skln uiseRees'
SKIN Ilcmiahes. rimplcs. Blackhcad7. and
frhy Hun ors-u-e CUTlCURA SOAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07

Mr. Teller offered a resolution which
read
HcSoirCd, That we urge upon all
Democratic voters Of the city OF Rich
mond the importance of organizing one
on more Democratic clubs IN each ward
of the city at once for campaign work.
AInuinl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
A MOST WONDERFUL sKIN.cURE.

Have ius; ussI your CUrlCCRA REMEDIES on
one ~ my girls. and found it i0 be just what y
is recommended 90 be-. Ny daughter was an
tr,scu out on her heal and body. and the hair
oommclce1 10 come out. Now she ia ~ smooth
r.. ever sho vas. ana sr0 has only taken ono
n.x ~ CUIl~CEA, ono cake Of CCTICURA SOAP.
and ono bottle OF CCUCURA KEsOLyENE ]
dort0rcd with quite a number Of dortonl, but -
na aynil. I am willing 10 make a1idavit 90 the
uuth Of the statement GEORGE EAST,
Macon, Mich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07

also offered the following

lie also offered the following:
E00icCH, That the presidents of
Democratic ward clubs are hereby in
yitod to attend the meetings of this
committee and participate in the dis
cussion of matters pertaining to the
same.
Adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
cara explanatory Of hisowu caro:
cd QUEgT srHrfr. ,
PORTSMOUTH. Va. April %, lSa"

iCRlsNolIh VA, Il l.ti ~ 4''''
S,..ff grrr,s.. ComfGuf, AfGDs, Co.;
Csutlcrlcr.- Was o;fht years OH
was poisoned Win oat. The poison roinAi"o"
in my -ysiom Tor utcut twenty years VII "a
f...r v,,.rs AGO. it broke oui violently all over
mv face hands, and body. l hni To SCI Tor
dnvs with my hands stretched out could no
nothing. had used every kind OF local ape
r,lication that tho doctors gave without any
permancnt relief During this virulent ana
general breaking out took a course Of six tot
ues Of :. :. =. and they entirely caiei me.
From mat day tm now have had no siga OF
he poison.
know s. $. s. TO no ono q the best blood
purifying medicines in the world. use 't as
general family medicine, and would not be-
without it 80 q spring medicine for many umes
It's cost NOurs truly,
b. c. W. JOBSOS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07

DissOLUrIoN & rARTNERshir'
HAVING PURCHASED THE IN
rRREsT OF Mr. HENRY r. MILLER
IN he business Of II. T. MILLER & CO.. l
onor The entire stock Of
cENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
AT COST FOR CASH,
consisting oi
SUMNER AND WINTER UNDERWEAR
COLLARS AND CUFFS,
sLggyE-BuTroES. susPrNDERs,
SILK AND LINEN BANDKERchiEts'
GLOVES. HALF-Hose,
UMBRELLAS,
and other articles too numerous 10 MENTION
Fcr tie present Mr. MILLER can DO ioRna
al tho old stand aud siii DO pieased 70 "ai'
% his friends as usual.
". MITCHELL,
Suostssor 70 Il. =. Miller 3 Co,
20 eeey corner NiDla aod Naln streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
We Have an Orranist

engaged to show the Vocation Church
Organ to visitors. Walter ID. Moses x
Co. D14 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
no CHANGE.

Mr.. Tcnsor offered a resolution cx-
pressing the thought that it was iniudi-
cious to change the date Of the primary.
Mr.. Smith said that representatives
Of clubs in. Clay Ward had asked that
the date be changed.
"Nhat is their reason for asking a
change? ?" asked Mr.. O'Bannon.
"Well, " said Mr.. Smith, Zone rea-
son is that q great many voters are at
the springs, and there are a great many
votorsSin Clay Ward who go to tae
springs" Ho suggested that the date
lie changed to the 9TH OF October.
Mr.. Burton was unwilling to change
the time at the dictum of anybody.
Let us sticktoour colors, letu5 retro
grade lot one bit, let usnot becharged
with Inconsistency, and victory will
he ours.
The committee decided to adhere TO
the 18th, only three members voting
..Ag
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
WI SEPTEMBER SIN, 9rn. sSD lorg.
Engagement Of the Fatuilie and taieniei
Young Lyric star,
Miss FLORENCE BiNDLBY,
supported by the Artlsti' Young Actor,
Mr. JAMES HORNE,
and woil-selected company q Metopodtan
Artists. In tho following choice re9ortory:
Thursday Night Excitement; Friday nlght
Heroine In Rags; Saturday Matinee, Excite
ment; Saturday Night, Dot
PRICES General admission. y. 10. aud 'Sc
reserved seats, 25c. extra; matinee prices, -
aud 50c.
The box-offico will be open foc the sale OF
seats MONDAY MORNING a, . O'.locS.
sc l.6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07

9fR. B. G.. W. JOGSON's CASE.
fNorf0lg Nusluiau.l

Air.J.nsou is freight clcrA of the seaooerl
a.a n.auos railroad. wen known in MS '''y
ana Portsmouth. vherc 10 resides. Ho wri.os
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07

CAME TO MY PLACE ONTr
~ SUNDAY. August 4. 1851. oDe BAT ~
HORsE. The owner will come forward 6hd
prove property, and pay charges and TAKE him
sxsy. Z. l. MILLER.
seT T.its Nlno-Nlle cad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07

DOOK AND JOBWORK NEATLY
ID EygcuTED.ATTHg DISPATCH FhlNT,
SHD-nOlfsR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
ANOTHER RESIGNATION.

Mr. Elicit, as member of the com
mittee from Monroe Ward, rendered
lisrcsignation. He said lie was already
a member of the State Committee, aud,
besides, was serving in three different
capacities in the Democratic party, and
lis duties in these were very onerous
and interfercd seriously with his busi-
ness.
The resignation was unanimously
laid on the table.
Nr. Elicit here said his own private
interests would keep him from retain
ing oh these positions, and he thought
his iirst duty lay to the State Commit
tee. lie had formed warm friendships
While q member of the committee,
which he would fondly cherish, but he
hoped he would be considered in
earnest and that his resignation would
be accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07

CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.
supported by r talented company, In her ceic-
brGted presentation Of tho famous drama
JANE EYRE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07

Prices Of admission: Is. - - 55c. Reserved
seats &c. extra. sale OF reaergei saats TUES
DAY MORNING at . o'clock at Box-Onice
Noxt Attraction LIZZIE EVANS.
90 7.ifs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
WANTS.

4 FIRSrCLASS DOUBLE-ENTRY
~ bOOK-KEFrER AND ACCOUNTANT,
thoroughly acgusinte1 with business from
twenty Year, practice. il open tor engage ment
with some good-stauding frn, in above capa-
city or otherwise. Refers by pcrmi i'sion, 10
ne most prominent hank ere and businessmen
Of this city for qualifications. &c. Address
TRUE, care DispGich. - l-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
MEETINGS..
AMusENENTs. A
DICHMOND THEATRE.
TWENTY.FOURrH SEASON.

For two nights only,
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, SKPrEsBER
and 5, lScs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
REGISTRARS.

REGISTRARS.
At the request of the committee the
following list of registrars is pub
lisbod:
Marshall Ward First precinct, John
p. Cannon; Second precinct, W. IL.
Williams Third precinct, James A.
Goddin.
Jefferson Ward-First precinct, John
W. Frayser; Second precinct, I. J.
Robertson Third precinct, $. r.
ierdue Fourth precinct, X. 5. Ander-
son.
Madison Ward-First precinct,
Robert 4. Reynolds; Second precinct,
". 4. johnson Third precinct, James
II. Peeor, Jr. Fourth precinct, John
+. Quarles.
Monroe Ward-First precinct, II. Il.
wilkins; Second precinct Thomas
Ellett Third precinct, Andrew krause
Foutth precinct, Sol. l.. BloomberS ;
Fifth precinct, James Q. Hannon.
Clay Ward First precinct, George
J. Hooper Second precinct, W. Lu-
ther Baker Third precinct, A. l.. Bur
ford Fourth precinct, l.. l.. Lacy.
Jackson Ward first precinct, Ju.
lius II. 10th Second precinct, john
J. II. Brewer ; Third precinct, w. j.
Stephens Fourth precinct, John Fin
nerty. /.
Tie committee adjourned TO meet
Tuesday night next.
RALLY on CHURCH HILL.
The Union Democratic Club held its
regular weekly meeting last night IN
springfield Hall. At an early hour the
members we're present in full force.
The meeting was called TO order Dy
tbe president, q. ID. Pearman. Esq.,
after the usual routine Of business
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07

DRUGGISTS IN WANT OF FL
II NANCIAL ASSlSrA NCE can hear OF a re-
liable " BACkERn by addressing SOLID, care
of Carrier No. 4, city 80 1891
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
CITIZENS COMMITTEE.

Mr.. Curtis moved that committee
composed of one member from each
ward. together with the chairman, Sc
loct On executive committee outside OF
the City Committee, to whom shall be
referred all matters deemed advisable
by this committee. Adopted.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Bigger,
rawlings, Elicit, Gibbons, Smith, and
Valentine. q
This committee will meet tonight at
s o'clock i'll the Circuit Court room.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07
CUMACl sUMACl sUMACi

We buy LEAF suMAC IN CARLOAD LOTS.
delivered at any depot or wharf On any rail-
road in the State. For further particulars
write 20 GEORGE CAMPBELL i co.
burxeyille,
y &, NoffoNav eounfv Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-07

w Peronal Property, Commercial Paper,
Salaries. Undivided Interests ln estates, OF
other satisfactory securities. state amount
wanted, length OF time, and what kind OF Sc
curity offered, and address J.. d., care Carrier
No 1 city pCst-OfiCe. Sc 1-lt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-11
Il Hard Road to Travel.

While Editor O'Brien was being put TO
his ttumps in New York by tho profeBssd
friends Of ireland, Mr.. Michael Davl,t was
advising the distressed tenants OF tho
County Clare to resist eviction with force.
Nobody questions Mr.. Davitt's fidelity to
the cause, but everybody knows that he
is a man whose zeal sometimcs runs away
with his judgement. An eye.witnees Of
the terrible ecenea, no could not refrain
from giving the very advice that the
Tories wanted him to give.
But Mr.. Dayitt has embarrassed the
other leaders Of tho movement and put
them on the defensive. Suppose that to
this had been added the capture Of Mr..
O'Brien by tho Georse.McGlynn faction
Of land d%estroyers? That would have
been nuts for tho Tories to crack, and
they would have cracked them with a
vengeance. Mr.. Davitt's mistake is
enough Tor the present: Mr.. O'Brien's es.
cape is one Of the most fortunate things
in the Irish campaign.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-11
A st1nW Vote in N.x York.

NEW YoEK, June S.-The Republican
Club Of New York me. tonight and lis,
tened to q report from its Committee or
National Affairs. The committee advised
the club not to anticipate tho action Of the
Republican Convention by any premature
action. And added these words: "a con.
ference with tho leaders Of the Irish.
Americans who voted for Blaine in 1854
discloses that they will again vote for him
and prefer his nomination to that OF any
other man. John g.. Smith moved thct
.".the report be referred back to tho com.
mittee with instructions to strike ont the
attempt to boom Mr.. Blaine" BE said
aaid he voted for Mr.. Blaine in31SS4, and
would vote: for him again. But he de.
plored any direct or Indirect Endorsement
tof a candidate in advance Of the conyeu.
ition'a action. Nj. Mahlon Chance .ex-
planned that the report simply stated facts
and that the names Of Foraker md Sher.
man were suggested to tho Iriah loado,s.
They, however, said they preferred Mr..
Blaine, though they did not object to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-11
IA Snake Story.

Chdfs0ton Sdf. Jtg1stt,a .
Abousa mile up the Witcher'a creek, a
tributary Of the Kanswha smptying some
twelve milca above; this city, Arch Young
owns and operates a saw mill. II was
here that the cyclone occurred several
weeka ago. The shanti.s used by the
men were formerly used by the hands OF
the circuit tan bark enterprise. One OF
the men had three pet ground hogs. A
few days ago one Of these pets went under
q shanty, cried out in agony, ran back to
his box and fell dead. The men tore up
the floor OF the Bhanty, discovered aud
killed a huge rsttlesnake. It meaaured
seven feet three inches, and ita tail was
decorated with twenty-five rattles and q
button.
This 10 tho place where one Of the men
picked up a copperhead last year thinking
II was his belt, while dressing in the
morning. 1t was not; however, and he
dropped 1t. Fourteen rat!leanskes and
twenty.four copperheada wcro killed there
last EesEnn. ~ --.LH ------